Ancient Chinese Palace Lantern Incense Burner | Separated Components | Easy Assembly

China’s incense culture is vast and profound, with records dating back to the oracle bone inscriptions of the Yin Shang dynasty. When designing an incense burner, images of ancient Chinese ornaments naturally came to mind—gourd (Fu Lu) shapes, the round top of the Temple of Heaven, the blue tiles of rooftops, and so on. Thus, this “Palace Lantern Incense Burner” was created. This incense burner is 112 mm tall and 51 mm in diameter. All parts are printed separately and easily assembled with threaded connections. The incense cover can be freely combined and replaced; the window in the incense cover allows for interchangeable patterns. If there is demand, I can share other patterned window designs. Attach a 24 mm diameter asbestos cloth to the incense holder using double-sided tape. This incense burner only supports incense sticks of approximately 24 mm. There are options to print all accessories at once, or to print the incense cover and window designs separately. Please choose the configuration according to your needs. For the incense cover and window design combinations, it is recommended to add a few drops of glue for reinforcement, although it is not strictly necessary.